Match Made In Trouble
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Sydney was your typical goody two shoe student. She had perfect grades, flawless records and had a perfect jock boyfriend. For her, everything was perfect but nothing prepared her for the worst when her boyfriend, Craig, dumped her for a preppy cheerleader all for a lame reason-boring and uninteresting. It was the worst day of her life.Things started to change when Gavin, the school's troublemaker offered her a chance of a lifetime, to prove her worth that she could be fun too. Would she accept the troublemaker's offer or was she over head?
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Match Made In Trouble Chapter 6
Sydney's POVGavin's intense scrutiny was making me self-conscious. His piercing green eyes probed, as he eyed me up and down, and for the life of me, it had me squirming a little as my feet shifted from side to side.What if I look horrible?What if I look overdone?Oh my god! What if I look like a prostitute on some sidewalk?!If I do, I blame Riley for this, and heck! Gavin needs to stop staring at me!"Are you ready for your bad-ass lesson?" he asked to break me out of my mind, smirking like the devil. Oh, how I'd love to smack that smirk off his gorgeous fa-- hold it! Gorgeous? Where on Earth did that come from?"Uh..." I stalled, not really sure what to say yet.Is this bad-ass lesson really worth all the trouble I'm getting myself into? Am I ready to dive into a world where everything is unknown to me and foreign that in my scholastic career, I was the perfect student with perfect grades and flawless record and right now, I am going to tarnish that all in the name of proving my
Match Made In Trouble Chapter 5
Sydney's POV"You okay?" Gavin asked me.We were drifting down a residential area but the houses weren't the ones with white picket fences like my neighborhood. It was huge and classy so I suspected we were on the other side of town."Sure. Fine," I replied curtly.Gavin didn't ask if I wanted to talk about it. He stared straight ahead, resting one elbow on the open window. He could sense my nervousness through my answer but didn't push the subject further.The road got narrower as we entered into a somewhat long driveway. All you could see were trees on the side lining up endlessly. Oddly, it reminded me of a horror movie. I shuddered.Gavin seemed to be enjoying himself. He drove along humming a tune as the afternoon air ruffled his hair. I huddled in the passenger seat, arms folded."Why are you so happy?" I asked him.He shot me a smile. "Nothing. Just excited, that's all."I couldn't think of anything to say. I was smarting at Shelly's last words to me in the lunchroom, but I cou
Match Made In Trouble Chapter 4
Sydney's POV"Gosh!" I cried, placing a hand on my hammering heart. "Are you trying to give me a heart attack?" This dude sure scared the bejesus out of me. I didn't see nor heard him coming over.Gavin chuckled while I gave him an eye roll. "I'm sorry. You were deep in thought there," he said.Typical. Trust a troublemaker to pull something immature. I rolled my eyes again and looked away."Whatever," I grumbled."Aww! Come on! I said I was sorry. Geez, stuck up much? No wonder Craig dumped you."That my friend was low blow. Who the heck gave him the right to judge me? He was asking for a death wish so I snapped my head back to face him with a glare."Who the hell do you think you are to judge me?" I snarled. "Do you even know what you're saying? You don't even know me."Held up a hand. "Whoa! I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said that. Just don't bite my head off," he said looking apologetic but I just glared. "Look, I admit that was uncalled for so I'm sorry."He set me on a tirade; my fa
Match Made In Trouble Chapter 3
Sydney's POVLove. Was ever a word more wonderful than that one? No, there was none.Love was hard to describe. No matter how giddy, happy, ecstatic or warm and fuzzy you felt, you could never define the word with complete accuracy.It was indescribable.Then there was heartbreak.Knowing the harsh bitter cold reality from the person you loved with all your heart was indeed easy to define.Only one word could summarize that bitter truth-devastated.Yes, I was devastated. The love of my life cast me aside like yesterday's newspaper. It was old news. Jilted. Craig had gotten tired of mousy, nobody, little Sydney Andrews.I knew I wasn't perfect. I'm five foot five and have long wavy chocolate brown hair that mostly sticks out. My eyes were blue-a washed out blue, not deep, dark and soulful. I had a good nose, pink lips and I wore a size six, and that was all I'm going to say about that.Craig on the other hand was perfect. He had the perfect looks; blonde hair, baby blue eyes, straight
Match Made In Trouble Chapter 2
Gavin's POVFor the love of anything that was holy. Why so early in the morning? My dad sure does know how to ruin my day."Gavin, Krista is a great girl. She'll be a good girlfriend for you. Can you just give the girl a chance?" My dad, Kirk, pleaded with earnest blue eyes as he tried to convince me."Come on son, make daddy happy."I snorted at this. Krista? That deranged blonde egghead was certainly the definition of a sociopath. How could he force this upon me? If I was going to be in a relationship with a girl, she should at least be sane. But noo! My dad just had to choose a girl who I secretly think was an escapee from an asylum.Krista A.K.A psycho female dog was the daughter of my dad's friend and rival company of Matthews Enterprise, Gregory Conner. He was the owner of Conner Industries and I must admit his company was up to par with my dad's. They have been best friends since high school and they thought playing matchmaking for their children was a fun way to pass the time f
Match Made In Trouble Chapter 1
Sydney's POVThe final bell shrilled throughout the four corners of Redfield High, overpowering Mr. Kraus' last minute announcement for English."Kids, don't forget. Essay's due on Friday so no essay means crappy grade," he said to us all in haste.No one paid attention to him as the majority of the students scrambled out of the door eager to get out of this prison hole. He frowned as he saw this but gave it a shrug seeing it was pointless to dwell on it any further. It was a reasonable move on his part I gave him that.Spending 8 hours cooped up in a torture chamber wasn't appealing for those who didn't give a crap about school. Half of the time, they were all ears waiting for salvation to resound in their pleading ears, freeing them from the horrors of education.It was silly of them to hate school so much. Fine! I would give them justice since some teachers here were acting like drill sergeants causing them to cringe in fear. But me, not a slightest flinch nor cower. I loved school
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